26-07-14, 07:51 PM
(26-07-14, 06:37 PM)Fazerider link Wrote: Unfazed: sorry to disagree with you, but the voltage measurement is very useful. You can't have a 12v output from the relay with the motor not turning and blame the relay!Precisely.
It can surely only be an issue from the 12+ starter relay output , along the lead, to the starter terminal.
Can't be the motor as this spins freely when hotwired .
What I did also was short the relay output with the 12 v battery terminal. Very close together and I used car battery jump lead croc clip to short the two. The motor turns every time so it can't be the lead to the motor either. And it's not the motor either or the grinding to/of it.
God this is annoying